Professor Struik Denies Red Membership in Communist Ties
Cambridge Massachusetts United Press report says mathematics professor Dirk J Struik denies being a cardholding Communist while acknowledging long standing sympathy with Marxist ideas He and Harry Winner of Malden a rubber goods worker were arraigned on indictments and freed on 10000 bail each awaiting trial Struik cites close views with the Communist movement and criticizes perceived U S government actions against the party He endorses civil rights while denying full party membership and is named as a Communist by FBI undercover agent Herbert Philbrick.
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Franchot Tone Dazed After Fist Fight in Hollywood
Hollywood reports say actor Franchot Tone lay in a hospital with a fractured nose a broken cheekbone and concussion after a fight with Tom Neal who says Tone started it Barbara Payton the woman linked to both men denies Tone struck first Neal 35 weighed 180 pounds Tone 46 weighed 155 Payton 25 had dated Tone amid a past custody case with Tone and Jean Wallace Neal and Payton were meeting for a whirlwind romance when the incident occurred
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Front Line General Predicts Imminent Red Attack
A Front Line General warned of an approaching Red attack and predicted a VA victory. In Alabama, twelve convicts led a dramatic prison break at Draper State Prison, twelve escapees hunted as guards reported open gates and scattered arrests across counties.
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Support Seen For Change In Controls Law
Senator Burnet R. Maybank signals support for revising the Capehart control provision. A banking subcommittee proposes limiting the amendment to manufacturers, allowing a single industry wide cost increase, and granting admin leeway to oppose increases where hardship is absent.
Ridgway Urges Japan to Choose Freedom Over Communism
General Ridgway told the Japanese that they must choose democracy over the Communist path to destruction and enslavement. He said free nations trust Japan to restore equality and face a difficult but hopeful future. A source said Ridgway will next visit Emperor Hirohito, the first such trip by a U.S. commander.
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Crackles Two can live as cheap as one
A pithy local verse reflects a thrift minded sentiment about sharing resources and managing meals with minimal waste. The quip implies clever frugality and equal division of a single cake.
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Red Radio Demands Apologies Amid Armistice Stalemate
U N command reports a new wave of Communist broadcasts criticizing General Ridgway and demanding apologies for neutrality violations before armistice talks resume. Peiping radio calls the United States shameless and the Reds accuse a Far East aggression program. The UN bulletin insists it will not bow to trumped up charges and notes a Kaesong incident was an admitted mistake.
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Kaesong
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Information Bulletin
Red Chinese Enter Tibetan Capital Under Liberation Pact
Chinese Communists reached Lhasa the Tibetan capital last Sunday under terms of the liberation agreement, which brought Tibet under Red control in May, according to radio reports issued Saturday.
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North Carolina Troop Carrier Base Reinvestigation Sparks Debate
North Carolina leaders push for a troop carrier base in their state as a new Senate House subcommittee studies sites. The Senate Armed Services Committee backed a $23.37 million reactivation of Seymour Johnson Airfield, overturning Air Force favored Raleigh Durham. Conclusions favor Goldsboro or nearby Raleigh Durham depending on postwar benefits.
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Three Cars Damaged In North Plaine Crash
A three car bumper to bumper crash on North Plaine in the fast lane of the 700 block injured three drivers. Damage totaled 1100 with Miss Hall, Hill, and Goodwin each facing vehicle damage amounts plus a bike belonging to Hill’s son. Police noted two additional accidents Friday at Willowbrook and Vail and a Duke Power bus incident on Rotary Street.
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Decision On German Pact Draws Favorable Reaction
The Allied powers move to grant Germany independence and place it in a European army. Officials expect a formal pact to end six years of occupation with Bonn and German parliaments ratifying, while the Allies reserve rights to keep troops and direct dealings with Russia on unification.
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Devin Named Chief Justice of North Carolina Supreme Court
RALEIGH William A Devin was named chief justice of the State Supreme Court by Gov Scott Devin the court s oldest member at 80 succeeds Walter P Stacy who died Thursday Both Devin and Stimous Valentine of Nashville are to be sworn in Monday Devin born in Granville County was appointed to the court in 1935 and previously served as a superior court judge Valentine 63 moved to Nashville 16 years ago has practiced law there since a World War II major and later colonel is a Scott supporter and Wake Forest Law School alum
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Full Moon Jump-Off Feared In Korean Front Offensive
Maj. Gen. Ira P. Swift warned a Red offensive could strike his 25th Lightning Division as Communist forces pressed along a 70 mile eastern sector. Allied strength, including Fifth Air Force sorties, held nine enemy assaults in one day while UN plans emphasized Reds must decide next moves.
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Mid-Air Collision Kills Pilot in Las Vegas Air Show
LAS VEGAS AP report says Air Force 1st Lt. Donald D. Law from Ashville Tennessee died after his F-80 collided with another plane during an aerial event. The other pilot died in the crash according to authorities.
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Weather prospects with near decoupled temps
The forecast calls for a low around 57 tonight and a high near 74 tomorrow. Another note shows a high 74 and a low around 64 on a separate line.
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